April 7-8, 2014 - Utah 2014 Brochure.pdf · 2020-08-04 · Please call ESI Management Group at 801-501-9446 or toll-free 877-501-9446. Generations is never the 'same old, same old

with special program partnerships from theMilitary

Utah Commission on MarriageUtah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental Health

and more!

Founded & supported by theUniversity of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute

501 Chipeta WaySalt Lake City, UT 84108

April 7-8, 2014Salt Palace Convention Center

100 So. West Temple • Salt Lake City, Utah





2014

An Annual Program Providing Major Continuing Ed Credits

for Health and Mental Health Professionals

dealing with the Critical Behavioral Health

and Addiction Issues Confronting Today's

Adult Generations

Issued: February 2014

Climb to the top and shed light on the most current and effective interventions for adults experiencing behavioral health and/or addiction issues confronting today’s society. Connect with professional colleagues in this popular, well-liked forum to also hear the latest research; build referral networks and resource options; and, prepare your practice for the next decade of changes - all while securing your continuing ed and ethics credits early in the year and decreasing your malpractice risks!

As a professional attending Generations 2014, you will increase your knowledge of the behavioral health and addiction issues facing today's diverse adult generations via: • sound clinical education; • skill-building workshops;• case practices;• current evidence-based practices and practice-based evidence;

You will also benefit by: • meeting professional colleagues from Utah and surrounding states;• increasing your referral base;• expanding your current networks;• developing new resources; and, • exploring career opportunities.

Additionally, once you leave the conference, you will be able to: • Develop strategies to more effectively promote the healthy growth and development of individuals in all adult developmental stages and various cultural / ethnic backgrounds who are dealing with behavioral health challenges;• Use effective working tools to properly intervene in these issues;• Access current resources and resource needs; and,• Implement tools to develop and implement prevention and intervention programs in business, community and/or government sectors of the western states.

All this will promote your ability to improve your own clinical practice and enhance the care you provide clients. Join your professional colleagues in the following fields for this incomparable program: • Addiction Treatment• Case Management • Counseling• Education• Employee Assistance• Family Practice• Geriatrics• Gerontology

JOIN US!

• Health Education• Home Health• Hospice• Judicial / Corrections• Long-Term Care• Marriage / Family Therapy• Medicine• Military Specialties

• Nursing • Primary Care• Psychiatry• Psychology• Social Work• Other Health, Behavioral Health & Addiction Professions

• in-depth clinical information;• lively and interactive breakouts;• debates & ethical discussions; • breaking research; and, • concrete tools & technical skills development.

Generations 2014 provides you with major continuing education hours for an economical rate. You'll learn from national and local experts renowned in their fields. You will walk away with the most up-to-date information and most effective clinical skills and techniques in areas of addiction and behavioral health - with specific sessions designed for targeted areas such as individual, couples and family therapy; suicide; geriatrics; military; and, more. Up to seven hours of ethics options will also be available to help you meet your re-licensure requirements.

This two-day program offers up to 14 hours of course work for continuing education credit in most fields with an additional 14.5 hours possible via post-conference workshops in PASRR & ASIST. Keep your program syllabus for future use and immediate reference to the education, tools and resources you attain. This packet will also verify your participation which counts towards licensure requirements! For additional proof for licensure compliance, you may also register to receive a CEU/CME Certificate.

• Professional Credit: This program has been submitted to and/or already approved by the: - National Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC) - National Association of Social Workers (NASW) - National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) - Utah Association for Marriage & Family Therapy (UAMFT) - Utah Healthcare Association (for Long-Term Care Administrators) - Nevada Nurses Association (Accredited approver of continuing education in nursing by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation) - Utah Psychological Association

• Accreditation: ESI Management Group is accredited by the Utah Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

• AMA Credit: ESI Management Group designates this live educational activity for a maximum of 28.5 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

• Professional Credit & Verification: In some states, CME programs such as this may be used for re-licensure credit in other fields. It is the responsibility of each individual to record and report their attendance to their licensing organ-ization and to check with their Boards to determine reciprocity and licensure credit as needed.

• Certificate of Attendance: Attendees may register to receive this document which may be used to verify participation to employers, accrediting organizations and others. (See "Registration Form")

CONTINUING EDUCATION & ETHICS CREDITS

• Nursing • Primary Care• Psychiatry• Psychology• Social Work• Other Health, Behavioral Health & Addiction Professions

Register Now & Guarantee Your SeatNo need to travel far, attend multiple trainings, pay big bucks, or sit through mediocre programs.

REGISTER TODAY FOR GENERATIONS 2014 and enjoy an incredibly priced, conveniently located program filled with class choices, targeted training and skill-building opportunities that will nearly fill your professional continuing education requirements and help you succeed in today's quickly changing treatment environment! Reserve your seat at this celebrated, prized conference and be guaranteed:

• Substantial continuing education credits - including ethics content • A comprehensive program packet with resource information & faculty handouts• Copious networking opportunities• Access to a conference bookstore• Plentiful & flavorful food • Programs by energetic & popularly requested faculty• Skill-building practicums• Specialized tracks in targeted therapeutic spheres• Spacious, comfortable setting• Nationally & locally celebrated faculty• Audio-visual program enhancements• Exhibit & resource areas• A diversity of clinical presentations focused on treatment • Discounted lodging accommodations• Convenient, underground parking at a reduced rate• Gifts & more!

To Register Simply: • Complete and submit the attached "Registration Form" *OR• Charge your credit card on-line at www.esimgt.org using conference code "G478" In the event of unforeseen circumstances, cancellations must be received in writing by:• March 7 for a full refund• March 20 for a 50% refund• No refunds will be granted after March 20*Keep a copy of your payment or invoice as your receipt as no confirmations will be mailed.

Hotel Accommodations Enjoy beautiful panoramic views of Salt Lake City from your room at the Marriott Downtown at City Creek just across the street from the Salt Palace Convention Center and just 10 minutes from the Salt Lake International Airport. To take advantage of discounted room rates available to you as a participant of Generations 2014, you may contact the hotel directly - Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek - 800-228-9290 or 801-531-0800 or

REGISTRATION www.marriott.com. Simply refer to 'Group Code SIMSIMA' to receive the special rate of $129. To guarantee this low rate, you must make your reservations by March 10th. Availability after this date is not insured. The Marriott is located at 75 South West Temple.

Parking & Transportation For your convenience and in support of a clean environment, carpooling and the use of TRAX are encouraged. The Temple Square TRAX stop is less than one block north of the convention center - on the intersect of West Temple and South Temple.

Convenient, underground, self-parking is available at the Salt Palace Convention Center for guests of Generations for a reduced rate of $8. For your maximum convenience, enter the lot on the south side of the Salt Palace - 200 South 200 West then ride the elevator to the main ballroom level.

Another option is the self-parking lot immediately north of the Peery Hotel for $12/day.

Guests of the Marriott at City Creek may park underground at the hotel for $15/day with in and out privileges. For airport transportation, you may use Express Shuttle (801-596-1600) for $8 per person each way or TRAX public transportation for $2.50 per person each way. (The TRAX stop is half-block north of the hotel.)

City Events For information on Salt Lake City events or recreation during or around the conference dates, you may call the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau at 801-534-4901 or 800-541-4955. They can tell you all about the 12 world-class ski slopes within a 30-minute drive of the conference, Rocky Mountain Raceway, Antelope Island, the Great Salt Lake, and any other fantastic city highlights.

Questions? Please call ESI Management Group at 801-501-9446 or toll-free 877-501-9446.

Generations is never the 'same old, same old training'. Every year there is a plethora of contemporary faculty and distinct topics selected by the planning committee after painstaking exploration of current trends, gaps and provider requests / needs for practice. This translates into a unique, economical continuing ed opportunity with national and local experts - all under one roof.

We listen & take action! Based upon your feedback and region-wide surveys of health and mental health professionals like you, this year's remarkable agenda will capture eminent topics such as:

The Future of Behavioral Health PracticesSteamy Issues Like E-Cigarettes with Pro & Con ArgumentsAutismEthical Dilemmas Facing Clinicians (approved for ethics credit)Trauma of All Kinds & in All Populations - Including the MilitaryClinical Skill Building Workshops in Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and moreSubstance Use Disorder Treatment Techniques & DebatesSuicide Prevention & Interventions for All SettingsGottman Relationship Therapy Tools Emotionally Focused Therapy SkillsOutcome Tools & Other Clinical RopesUnderstanding & Supporting Older Adults & Their FamiliesSleep, Nutrition, Resiliency & Overall HealthHumor & Other Ways to Avoid Secondary Trauma & Professional Burnout

Over the years, there have been many shinning stars. This April we are making an exception and bringing back a number of those brilliant faculty members whom attendees have repeatedly requested. Their topics will be new and their styles will be guaranteed to please -

Michael Lowry, MD - Decreasing Vulnerability & Increasing ResilienceBrad Lundahl, PhD - Motivational Interviewing SkillsWilliam M. McMahon, MD - Adults with AutismAdam Schwebach, PhD - Common Brain Changes in Aging & Amidst AddictionsChristopher Stock, PharmD, BCPP - Opioid Abuse & Narcan as a New LifesaverMichael Tragakis, PhD - Behavioral Chain Analysis & Crisis Management

In addition to these stellar performers, you will gleam many gems from the entire faculty including:

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

www.marriott.com. Simply refer to 'Group Code SIMSIMA' to receive the special rate of $129. To guarantee this low rate, you must make your reservations by March 10th. Availability after this date is not insured. The Marriott is located at 75 South West Temple.


























Chair - University of Utah Department of PediatricsChief Medical Officer - Primary

Children's HospitalPioneer in Congenital Cardiovascular Malformations & Scholar on Future Health Trends

Neuropsychiatrist & Isangoma (traditional African healer)Co-Developer & international trainer of the evidence-based best practice ARISE Continuum of CareSpecialist in Long-Term Healing for Survivors & Families of Trauma (inc. addiction, PTSD & head injury)

Psychologist, CEO & Co-Founder - Center for ChangeCo-Author & Nationally Known Clinical Trainer

Professor - Chestnut Hill College Department of Professional

PsychologyRecognized Scholar & Author on Stepfamilies

Edward B. Clark, MD

Judith Landau, MD, DPM, LMFT, CAI, CIP, BRI II

Michael E. Berrett, PhD

Scott Browning, PhD

7:00 - 8:00 REGISTRATION, EXHIBITS & CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:00 - 9:15 WELCOME Roxanne Bartell, MD – CME Course Director, University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute KEYNOTE ADDRESS: THE TRANSFORMATION OF CLINICAL PRACTICE: GETTING FROM HERE TO THEREEdward B. Clark, MD - Chair, University of Utah Department of Pediatrics; Chief Medical Officer, Primary Children's Hospital

9:15 - 9:30 EXHIBITS & BREAK

9:30 - 10:45 CONCURRENT SESSIONS ASSESSMENT OF VULNERABLE OLDER ADULTS – INCLUDING THE THREE D’SPatricia Bowling, MD - Provo Canyon Behavioral Hospital BUILDING ‘TOUGH’ – RESILIENCY SKILLS FROM THE MILITARYBurke Sorenson, PhD - University of PhoenixGerald White, MEd - Chaplain & State Family Program Director, Utah National Guard CHANGING THE DIALOGUE FOR DEALING WITH LGBT ISSUESJerry Buie, LCSWShirley E. Cox, DSW - Professor of Clinical Practice, Brigham Young University School of Social WorkDavid Matheson, MS, CMHC - Clinical Director, Center of Gender WholenessMarybeth Raynes, LCSW, LMFT

Jim Struve, LCSW - Coordinator CREATING DIVERSION – DOES IT WORK?Barry Rose, LCSW - Manager, University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute Crisis Program ETHICAL DILEMMAS RAISED BY TODAY’S INCREDIBLE SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENTS IN GENETICS & NEURO-IMAGING RESEARCHJohn Kauwe, PhD - Assistant Professor, Brigham Young University Biology & NeuroscienceNorman L. Foster, MD - Professor, University of Utah School of Medicine Department of Neurology GOTTMAN PREDICTORS & PRINCIPLES FOR SUCCESSFUL RELATIONSHIP BUILDINGPamela Roskelley, MA, CMHC, GCT - Private Practice IT’S MY BRAIN’S FAULT: IDENTIFYING & TREATING ADDICTIONS IN TODAY’S GENERATIONAdam J. Schwebach, PhD - Neuropsychologist, Neuropsychology Center of Utah YOU ASKED & IT’S BACK! MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING & SELF- DETERMINATION THEORY: SKILLS TO ENHANCE CLIENT MOTIVATIONBrad Lundahl, PhD - Associate Professor, Unversity of Utah College of Social Work


11:00 - 12:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS ADDING ‘THOUGHT’ TO ‘CARE’ – SAFE PRESCRIBING FOR OLDER ADULTSMadhu Gundlapalli, MD - Clinical Director, Utah State Hospital GOTTMAN PRINCIPLES FOR SUCCESSFUL RELATIONSHIP BUILDINGPamela Roskelley, MA, CMHC, GCT - Private Practice

HEALTH NAVIGATION & ETHICSJeremy Christensen, LCSW (Moderator) - Adult Program Administrator, Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental HealthCarmel Ferreira, MS, DO - Health Navigator, Utah AIDS FoundationJack Winn, BS - Outreach & Enrollment Specialist / Navigator, Association for Utah Community Health HUMAN TRAFFICKING: IS OUR PROBLEMFernando Rivero, MPH, EMT-P - Unified Fire Authority; Utah Trafficking In Persons Task Force IS IT REAL OR ‘JUST A CRY FOR ATTENTION’? SUICIDE PREVENTION ACROSS THE BOARDO. Kent Allen, LMFT- President, Previdence CorporationRick Hawks, EdD - Forensic Psychologist, Private Practice

WHY DON’T THEY LISTEN? COMMON BRAIN CHANGES THAT IMPACT LIFE IN OLDER ADULTSAdam J. Schwebach, PhD - Neuropsychologist, Neuropsychology Center of Utah YOU ASKED & IT’S BACK! MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING SKILLS TO PREVENT & MANAGE CLIENTS' RESISTANCE TO CHANGEBrad Lundahl, PhD - Associate Professor, Unversity of Utah College of Social Work YOUR BEST PACKED TOOL BOX FOR BIPOLAR DISORDERTed Wander, MD - Psychiatrist, Intermountain Healthcare

12:00 - 1:00 LUNCHEON

12:00 - 2:15 LUNCHEON W/VIEWING & DISCUSSION OF “THE ANONYMOUS PEOPLE”MaryJo McMillen, SUDC - Executive Director, USARA(A documentary about 23.5 million Americans in addiction recovery)

1:00 - 2:15 CONCURRENT SESSIONS CBT ACTIVITIES TO MOVE YOUR CLIENT FORWARDJeff Bright, LCSW, BCN - Clinical Director, Utah Youth Village CRITICAL ROLE OF FAMILIES IN PREVENTING SUICIDE & OTHER HEALTH RISKS AND PROMOTING WELL-BEING OF LGBT YOUTHCaitlin Ryan, PhD, ACSW - Family Acceptance Project Director, San Francisco State University FLOURISHING MENTAL HEALTH THROUGH POSITIVE EMOTIONS & MORES. Kirk Jensen, MTRS, CTRS - Utah State Hospital IS IT ‘US’ OR ‘THEM’? COMMUNICATING WITH OLDER ADULTS TO GET A POSITIVE END RESULTSheryl Salas-Diamantino, MBA, SSW, CVW - Seniors Care Source LIVING BRAVE: PRACTICAL TOOLS FOR FIGHTING THE SHAME GREMLINSKristy Lemmon, APRN, PMHNP-BC, CDWF - Journeys: Mental Health Services THE ROAD TO RECOVERY LESS TRAVELED: EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PSYCHO-EDUCATION MULTI-FAMILY GROUP MODELDarin Carver, LCSW - Clinical Practice Administrator, Weber Human ServicesJohn Evans, LMFT - Clinical Supervisor II, Weber Human Services

TRANSITIONS OF CARE & MEDICAL CONSIDERATIONSAbril Atherton, PharmD, BCPS, BCPP - Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Salt Lake City VA Health Care System

WHEN SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS STRIKE COUPLESTom McCullom, LCSW, ASLDC - McCullom Counseling & Intervention


2:30 - 3:30 CONCURRENT SESSIONS ADULTS WITH AUTISM – CAN THEY ‘OUTGROW’ IT?William M. McMahon, MD - Professor & Chair, University of Utah Department of Psychiatry CRISIS RESPONSE: WHAT ROLE DOES THE MEDIA HAVE?Kimberly Myers - Suicide Prevention Coordinator, Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental Health (Coordinator)Kenneth L. Verdoia, BA - Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Utah Communications; Production Director, KUED EMOTIONALLY FOCUSED THERAPY FOR COUPLES - AN INTRO- DUCTION TO EFT BASICS OF GUIDING PASSAGEWAYS TO THE HEARTJack Boden, CMHC, NCC - Certified EFT Therapist, Suncrest Counseling NORTH OF EDEN: NON-PHARMACOLOGIC STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS BEHAVIORAL EXPRESSIONS IN PERSONS WITH DEMENTIAKate Nederostek, MGS, CDP - Director of Programs Alzheimer's Association Utah Chapter A STEAMY TOPIC: E-CIGARETTES – WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOWAdam Bramwell, CHES - Marketing Manager & Media Liaison, Utah Department of Health Tobacco Prevention & ControlAaron Frazier - Director, Utah Vapers

THE NARRATIVE – A REAL SKILL TO ASSIST TRAUMA SURVIVORSChristina Nielsen Zidow, LCSW - Director of Clinical Operations, Odyssey House of Utah

TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION & ANXIETYMara Ashby, LCSW - Cornerstone CounselingAnnette Ephron, APRN - Cornerstone Counseling

USING SAMHSA’S EVIDENCE BASED CLUBHOUSE MODEL TO EMPOWER CONFIDENCE, PURPOSE & COMMUNITY AMONG ADULTS WITH SEVERE & PERSISTENT MENTAL ILLNESSDan Braun, LCSW - Executive Director, Alliance HouseDeborah Gold, LCSW - Recovery Services Director, Davis Behavioral Health Alex Gonzales, LCMHC - Tooele County Director, Valley Behavioral HealthMatt Reed, LCMHC - Clubhouse Director, Valley Behavioral Health Tooele Maddy Talbert, LCSW - Wasatch House Director, Wasatch Mental Health


3:45 - 5:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS COMPLICATED GRIEF & THE DSM-5: IMPLICATIONS FOR YOUR PRACTICEMark de St. Aubin, LCSW, FT - Associate Professor, University of Utah College of Social Work GROUP TECHNIQUES YOU CAN USE NOW!John Bonner, LCSW - Cornerstone CounselingJana Fulmer, CMHC - Cornerstone Counseling LIFESPAN INTEGRATION: CONNECTING EGO STATES THRU TIME: A GENTLE TREATMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS & COUPLES TO HEAL FROM PTSD & ACUTE DISTRESS DISORDERJack Boden, CMHC, NCC - Certified EFT Therapist, Suncrest Counseling

PEER SUPPORT & RECOVERY – IMPACTING YOUR PRACTICE IN THIS ‘NEW AGE OF HEALTHCARE’Julie H. Hardle, BA - Manager of Recovery & Resiliency, OptumHealth Salt Lake County THE DEBATES CONTINUE: THE OLD AND NEW ETHICAL ISSUES AROUND MENTAL HEALTH IN THE MEDIAKenneth L. Verdoia, BA - Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Utah Communications; Production Director, KUED

TOOLS TO SAVE CLINICIANS & ADMINISTRATORS WHEN THE TEAM DEALS WITH SYMPTOMS OF DEMENTIACarole VanHook, LCSW - Social Work Consultation Services TREATING THE MALNOURISHED BRAIN: MIND, BODY & SOUL OF THE EATING DISORDERED CLIENTMichael E. Berrett, PhD - CEO & Cofounder, Center for Change TREATMENT OF TRAUMA: A DEVELOPMENTAL RE-ENACTMENT MODELRon J. Llewelyn, PsyD - Clinical Psychologist, University of PhoenixSarah Nolan, MSW - Valley Mental Health

5:00 SUICIDE PREVENTION DINNERHosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and The Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental Health (by invitation only)

5:00 - 5:30 PASRR (Pre-Admission Screening Resident Review) RECEPTION

5:30 - 7:00 PASRR ROUND TABLERobert H. Snarr, MPA, LCMHC - Program Manager, Utah Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health

7:30 - 8:00 CHECK-IN, EXHIBITS & CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:00 - 9:15 KEYNOTE ADDRESS: WORKING WITH THIS GENERATION'S FAMILIES – BLENDED, EXTENDED & OTHERWISE DEVELOPED Scott Browning, PhD - Professor, Chestnut Hill College; Author & Therapist


9:30 - 10:45 CONCURRENT SESSIONS

CLEARING THE AIR: DSM-5 & DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSISCathie Delewski, DSW, LCSW - Supervisor of Crisis Workers, University of Utah Hospital DSM-5 ASSESSMENT & TREATMENT OF TRAUMAHarrison Weinstein, PhD - Clinical Psychologist, Salt Lake City VA Health Care System GUARDIANSHIP: LEGAL OPTIONS, LEGAL TERMS, PROCEDURES & MOREAnamarie Rodabough, BS, RG - Program Coordinator, Guardianship Associates of Utah THE LATEST TRENDS & INTEGRATED SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT MODALITIESMichael J. Crookston, MD - Medical Director, Dayspring at Intermountain Health CareMark C. Foote, MD - Medical Director, Behavioral Health Clinical Program, Intermountain Health Care PREVENTION & TREATMENT OF OPIOID ABUSE & OVERDOSEChristopher Stock, PharmD, BCPP - Clinical Pharmacy Specialist & Professor, George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center RISK ASSESSMENT & ETHICS – INC. DUTY TO WARN & PROTECTPending Final Confirmation UNMASKING EATING DISORDERS ACROSS THE GENERATIONSEspra Andrus, LCSW - Therapist, Noted Author & SpeakerRobyn Cruze, MA - Qualified Recovery Coach; Actress, NEDA Navigator & Proud2BMe Contributor WHY FAMILY THERAPY DOESN'T ADEQUATELY ADDRESS STEP FAMILIESScott Browning, PhD - Professor, Chestnut Hill College; Author & Therapist


11:00 - 12:15 CONCURRENT SESSIONS ARE STEPFAMILIES MORE VULNERABLE?Scott Browning, PhD - Professor, Chestnut Hill College; Author & Therapist

COGNITIVE PROCESSING THERAPY & PROLONGED EXPOSURE FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMARobin Lange, PhD - Chief Executive Officer, Utah Center for Evidence Based Treatment ETHICS, PERSON-CENTERED PLANNING & DIRECTED DECISION-MAKING: ETHICAL SURROGATE DECISION-MAKINGMargy Campbell, LCSW, CFPIB - Center for Guardianship Certification; CEO & Founder, Age Connections, Inc.Michelle S. Morris, RG - Director Guardian, Guardianship Associates of UtahAnamarie Rodabough, BS, RG - Program Coordinator, Guardianship Associates of Utah

GATHERING TROOPS & TOOLS: BATTLING EATING & CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS ACROSS THE GENERATIONSEspra Andrus, LCSW - Therapist & Noted Author & SpeakerRobyn Cruze, MA - Qualified Recovery Coach; Actress, NEDA Navigator & Proud2BMe Contributor HOW TO KNOW WHEN YOU DIDN'T KNOW YOUR PATIENT HAS A SLEEP DISORDERTom V. Cloward, MD - Medical Director, Intermountain Sleep Disorders CenterLori Neeleman, PhD, CBSM - Behavioral Sleep Medicine Specialist, Intermountain Sleep Disorders Center

MAKING SENSE OF SYMPTOMS: BEHAVIOR CHAIN ANALYSIS IN PSYCHOTHERAPYMichael W. Tragakis, PhD - Staff Psychologist, Salt Lake City VA Healthcare System MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT VS. MEDICATION AS TREATMENTMichael E. Dusoe, PhD, LCSW - Owner & Director, A/D Psychotherapy & Clinical OUTCOME INSTRUMENTS: ARE THEY WORTH THE EFFORT?Frank M. Rees, PhD - Assistant Clinical Director, Utah State Hospital

12:15 - 1:15 LUNCH - On Your Own

1:15 - 2:30 CONCURRENT SESSIONS FIDELITY AT WORK: COMMITTING, IMPLEMENTING & STICKING TO EVIDENCE BASED MODELS FOR IMPROVED OUTCOMESDarin Carver, LCSW - Clinical Practice Administrator, Weber Human ServicesChuck Nuttall, LCSW - Owner/Founder, Mind, Body, Soul, Utah GETTING CLIENTS THROUGH CRISIS: TEACHING CRISIS MANAGEMENT STRATEGIESMichael W. Tragakis, PhD - Staff Psychologist, Salt Lake City VA Medical Center INTEGRATION: THE WHY’S AND HOW’S OF THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH OPTIMIZATION PROGRAM (BHOP)John Mitchell, RN - Behavioral Healthcare Facilitator, Hill Air Force BaseJohn E. Simons, Major - Mental Health Flight Commander, Hill Air Force BaseDavid M. Steid, PhD - Clinical Psychologist, Hill Air Force Base NUTRITION & MENTAL WELLNESSTim W. McGaughy, MD, PhD - Medical Director, Wasatch Mental Health ONE FOR ALL & ALL FOR ONE: THE INTERGENERATIONAL FAMILY’S ROLE IN MENTAL HEALTH & ADDICTIONJames Ott, LCSW, CAI - Executive Director, Red Willow Counseling & RecoveryJudith Landau, MD, DPM, LMFT, CAI, CIP, BRI II - Neuropsychiatrist, Co-Developer & International Trainer, ARISE 'SHELL SHOCK' / PTSD AS IT LIVES & BREATHES THROUGH THE GENERATIONSGita Rakhsha, PhD - Psychologist, PTSD Team, Salt Lake City VA Healthcare System THERAPY IN PROGRESS WITH THE CREATED FAMILY: WORKING EFFECTIVELY FOR STEPFAMILY SUCCESSScott Browning, PhD - Professor, Chestnut Hill College; Author & Therapist WORKING AROUND ‘A BRAIN ON DRUGS’Barbara Sullivan, PhD - Associate Director, Utah Addiction Center



BOUNCING BACK: THE EMERGING SCIENCE OF EMOTIONAL RESILIENCEMichael Lowry, MD - Former Medical Director, University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute I’VE LEARNED, ADJUSTED & AM NOW LIVING WITH BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDERKaren W. Malm, PhD - Executive Director, Summit Community CounselingChuck Nuttall, LCSW - Owner/Founder, Mind, Body, Soul, UtahPanel MIND-BODY APPROACHES TO PAIN MANAGEMENTPaul Thielking, MD - Assistant Professor, University of Utah Department of Psychiatry

STEPFAMILY THERAPY: A TEN-STEP CLINICAL APPROACHScott Browning, PhD - Professor, Chestnut Hill College; Author & Therapist SUPERVISION & BEYOND: ETHICS & PARALLEL PROCESSJuergen E. Korbanka, PhD - Executive Director, Wasatch Mental Health

THE BIG PICTURE WHEN TRAUMA STRIKES COUPLES: COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL CONJOINT THERAPY FOR PTSDJeff L. Kilpatrick, LCSW, BCD - Salt Lake City VA Healthcare SystemJustyn Manley, CSW - PTSD Specialist, Salt Lake City VA Healthcare System WHO CAN? YOU CAN SAVE A LIFE WITH NARCANChristopher Stock, PharmD, BCPP - Clinical Pharmacy Specialist & Professor, George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center WORKING WITH LGBTQ INDIVIDUALS: UNDERSTANDING THE ALPHABET SOUP ACROSS THE LIFESPANMichael Riguino, MSW - Outpatient Therapist, Wasatch Mental Health

3:50 - 5:00 CLOSING SESSION OPTIONS COMBINING CONCEPT WITH PRACTICE: PUTTING IT TOGETHERScott Browning, PhD - Professor, Chestnut Hill College; Author & Therapist MARK PAYNE KEYNOTE: HOW TO SAVE YOUR YER OWN HINNEY WHILE HELPING OTHERS: STRATEGIES TO AVOID PROFES-SIONAL BURNOUTRandy S. Chatelain, PhD, LMFT - Associate Professor, Weber State University Child & Family Studies; Private Practice

8:00 - 5:00 APPLIED SUICIDE INTERVENTION SKILLS TRAINING (ASIST) Certified ASIST Trainers from throughout Utah ASIST - a two-day (13 CE hours for most disciplines) interactive workshop in suicide first-aid, provides ways to reduce immediate risks of suicide and increase supports for persons at-risk. It is suitable for all kinds of caregivers - health and mental health professionals, teachers, community workers, youth workers, volunteers, people responding to family, friends and co-workers. This program will be hosted by, and conducted at, the University of Utah Neuropsychiatric . The Utah National Guard and other certified trainers will also partner in the offering of this program. Attendance at both days is required for CE credit and ASIST Certification. Space will be limited so early registration is recommended. The content may be difficult if you are feeling emotionally vulnerable, if you have suicidal thoughts, or have been recently bereaved. In such cases, you may wish to delay taking the course until you are feeling stronger. (Limited scholarships are available from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. For information contact Kim Myers - [email protected].)














Certified EFT Therapist - Suncrest CounselingCertified EFT

Supervisor & Lifespan Integration Consultant

Jack Boden, MAEd, CMHC, NCC

Associate Professor - Weber State University Child & Family Studies Department

Marriage & Family TherapistPrivate Practice

Randy S. Chatelain, PhD, LMFT

Practitioners Specializing in Interventions for Eating Disorders in Traditional & Non-Traditional Settings

Co-Authors of Making Peace with Your Plate: Eating Disorder Recovery

Espra Andrus, LCSW

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Post-Conference WorkshopApril 9 & 10, 2014






PARTNERS & COMMITTEEFounderUniversity of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute

Platinum Partner ($7,500)Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental Health

Ruby Partner ($3,000)Intermountain Health Care MountainStar Behavioral Health Services Network

Sapphire Partners ($2,500)Edward G. Callister FoundationRecovery WaysValley Behavioral Health

Emerald Partners ($1,500)Behavioral Health Network of UtahHighland Ridge Hospital Highland Springs Speciality ClinicsPathways Real Life RecoveryProvo Canyon Behavioral Hospital Utah Addiction CenterUtah Department of Veterans & Military Affairs

Exhibitors ($750)First Step HouseGarden TerraceLegacy Outdoor AdventuresMillennium LabsOdyssey House of UtahShadow Mountain RecoverySteps Recovery Center Summit Community CounselingTherapymateUniversity of Utah College of Social Work & Utah Valley University

Combining Program PartnersUtah Marriage Commission

OthersH2H (Heroes to Hired)Utah Employer Support of the Guard & Reserve (ESGR)Utah Transition Assistance Administration (TAA)

Roxanne Bartel, MD - CME Course Director; University of Utah Neuropsychiatric InstituteGeri Alldredge, PhD - Program Manager, Wasatch Mental HealthO. Kent Allen, MS - Owner, Allen Therapy Associates; President, Previdence CorporationDoug Benson, PsyD - Director of Psychology, Utah State HospitalMichael E. Dusoe, PhD, LCSW - Owner, A/D Psychotherapy & ClinicalValerie Fritz, MA, SUDC, CAC - President / CEO, House of HopeJulie H. Hardle, BA - Recovery & Resiliency Manager, OptumHealth, Salt Lake County

Jennifer Hebdon-Seljestad, LCSW - Clinical Services Director, Salt Lake Regional Medical CenterPeter Hebertson, MS - Program Manager, Salt Lake County Aging ServicesRick Hendy, LCSW - Former Program Administrator, Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental HealthMark A. Keller, LCSW - Administrative Director, Utah State HospitalJuergen E. Korbanka, PhD - Executive Director, Wasatch Mental HealthDorann C. Mitchell, LCSW - Director of Professional & Community Ed, University of Utah College of Social WorkKate Nederostek, MGS, CDP - Director of Programs, Alzheimer's Association, Utah ChapterChuck Nuttall, LCSW - Founder / Owner, Mind Body Soul, UtahLynda Perkins, CMHC - Social Services Coordinator, Lakeview Hospital Senior PathwaysJulie Rauel, LCSW - Program Manager, Valley Mental Health South Valley UnitMelanie Reese - Coordinator, Utah Marriage Commission Heather Shotwell, LCSW - Intake Social Worker, Primary Children's Medical CenterRobert H. Snarr, MPA, LCMHC - Program Manager, Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental HealthBarbara Sullivan, PhD - Associate Director, Utah Addiction CenterDoug Thomas, LCSW - Director, Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental HealthJanet Wade, BSc - Utah Services Director, Easter Seals-Goodwill Northern Rocky MountainSonnie Yudell, BS - Program Manager, Utah Division of Aging & Adult ServicesChristina Nielson-Zidow, LCSW - Clinical Operations Director, Odyssey House of UtahTia D. Korologos, BSN, RN - President, ESI Management Group (facilitator)

Additional Planning Support Steven Allen, PhD - Salt Lake City VA Medical Center Troy C. Andersen, MS, LCSW - Center for Alzheimer's Care, Imaging & Research • Tammer Attallah, LCSW - Primary Children's Medical Center • Sarudi Bennion - Salt Lake Regional Medical Center • Jefferson S. Burton, MG - Utah National Guard • Anni Butterfield - Iasis Heathcare • Kirsten Cornia - Avalon Healthcare Paul Cramer - St. Joseph Villa / Marian Center Shirlene Dean, APRN - Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health Clinic • Brent Esplin, LMFT - Provo Canyon Behavioral Hospital • Dorothy Hall, LCSW - Utah Department of Workforce Services • Gary R. Harter - Department of Veterans & Military Affairs • Matt Howard - Spring Creek • Chris Huddleston - Garden Terrace • Mary Kay Kennedy - Provo Canyon Behavioral Hospital • Kim Kettle, LCSW - Valley Mental Heath • Mary Jo McMillen - USARA • Heidi M. Mueser - Hearts for Hospice & Home Health • Kathy Nielson - Salt Lake County Caregiver Support Program David P. Osborne - Utah National Guard • Tammy Phim - Highland Care Center • Julie Pinchak - Hill Air Force Base • Craig Rice, Col - Hill Air Force Base Rita Roybal - Hill Air Force Base • Jania Sommers, LCSW - Utah Pride Center • Ross VanVranken, LCSW - University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute • Gerald R. White - Utah National Guard

* All information in this publication confirmed as of early print date.

REGISTRATION FORM

Name: _____________________________________ Degree: _____________________

Title: (if any) _____________________ Organization (if any): _______________________

Address: ___________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip: _______________________________________________________________

Daytime Phone: (______) ________________ Email: _____________________________ * Substitutions will not be accepted after March 28th. Such changes must be made on-site.* Confirmations will not be mailed. Your cancelled check or invoice will be your receipt / confirmation. On-line registration with credit card via www.esimgt.org using conference code "G478" Enclosed with this registration form, please find my check/money order, payable to: "Generations 2014 - ESI" for: EARLY-BIRD REGISTRATION (must be postmarked by February 28, 2014) $240 Two-Day Conference (Monday & Tuesday) $250 Two-Day Conference with CEU/CME Certificate $ 75 Couples Counseling Track, Utah Marriage Commission (Tuesday sessions by Dr. Scott Browning only & CEU Certificate for up to 7.25 hours) $ 0 Monday Lunch Option with Viewing of “The Anonymous People” $ 18 Box Lunch Option Tuesday (Monday lunch included with full conference registration) $ 0 PASRR Meeting (Monday 5:00 - 7:00 - Pre-Registration Required) $150 ASIST Certification Workshop (Wednesday & Thursday with materials and food) GENERAL REGISTRATION (must be postmarked by March 28, 2014) $265 Two-Day Conference (Monday & Tuesday) $275 Two-Day Conference with CEU/CME Certificate $ 90 Couples Counseling Track, Utah Marriage Commission (Tuesday sessions by Dr. Scott Browning only & CEU Certificate for up to 7.25 hours) $ 0 Monday Lunch Option with Viewing of “The Anonymous People” $ 20 Box Lunch Option Tuesday (Monday lunch included with full conference registration) $ 0 PASRR Meeting (Monday 5:00 - 7:00 - Pre-Registration Required) $175 ASIST Certification Workshop (Wednesday & Thursday with materials and food) $ _______ Total Amount Enclosed with this form -

Generations 2014 - ESI Management Group Post Office Box 1734 - Draper, UT 84020-1734

Please bill my agency as noted below. I have obtained approval for such billing using: Purchase Order # _________________________Contact: _________________________________ Title: _____________________________Organization: ___________________________ Daytime Phone: (_____) ________________Address: _____________________________________ City/State/Zip: _________________

ON-SITE REGISTRATIONThis option will only be available as space permits. Lunch will not be guaranteed. If available, rates will be as follows: $330 Two-Day Conference (Monday & Tuesday - inc. CEU/CME Certificate) $120 Couples Counseling Track, Utah Marriage Commission (Tuesday sessions by Dr. Scott Browning only & CEU Certificate for up to 7.25 hours) $ 0 PASRR Meeting (Monday 5:00 - 7:00 - Pre-Registration Required) $210 ASIST Certification Workshop (Wednesday & Thursday with materials and food)

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April 7-8, 2014 - Utah 2014 Brochure.pdf · 2020-08-04 · Please call ESI Management Group at 801-501-9446 or toll-free 877-501-9446. Generations is never the 'same old, same old